Iryna Kats

Feeding your pet a BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) diet is more than a trend—it’s a return to nature. By mimicking what dogs and cats would eat in the wild, the BARF diet offers a wide ran...

Dogs and cats are natural carnivores. Their ancestors thrived on raw meat, bones, and organs—not dry, processed pellets. The BARF diet brings pets back to what nature intended, with meals rich in u...

Whether you're raising a puppy or fine-tuning an adult dog's skills, treats are essential for training. But frequent rewards can add up in calories and carbs—especially with processed treats.That’s...

Not all treats are created equal. While many store-bought options are packed with artificial flavors, preservatives, or mystery ingredients, natural treats offer a healthier way to reward your pet....

Our balanced BARF recipes are developed with veterinary nutritionists to ensure your pet receives everything they need—without the stress of DIY calculations. Just thaw, serve, and watch your pet t...

If your pet has a medical condition or you notice prolonged digestive issues during the transition, consult your vet. We also recommend professional guidance for puppies, seniors, or pets with spec...

We recommend a 7 to 10-day transition period using our balanced BARF meals, formulated to provide complete nutrition without the guesswork.Day 1–3: Introduce 25% BARF + 75% KibbleMix 25% of our BAR...

Dogs and cats have sensitive digestive systems, especially when they’ve been on kibble long-term. A gradual transition helps your pet adjust to fresh, raw ingredients while minimizing digestive ups...

The BARF diet (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) is a raw feeding approach that mimics what dogs would eat in the wild—mainly raw meat, bones, and vegetables.

The BARF diet can benefit many dogs and cats, but it’s not appropriate for every animal. Puppies, kittens, elderly pets, and those with specific health issues may require modified diets. Always con...